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Thorpe Park: General Discussion
alee298
TS Member
Saw: Brace at the bottom of the main drop, the dive loop at the end and sometimes after the first airtime hill.What part or saw do you have to brace for/how do you brace for it? Is it even possible to brace for colossus like you can for Rita?
Colossus is the cobra roll and sometimes the corkscrews.
It works better to keep your head away from the restraints as on Colossus they may as well be made of stone.
RyanY
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What part or saw do you have to brace for/how do you brace for it? Is it even possible to brace for colossus like you can for Rita?
Pretty much all of the outdoor section apart from the airtime hill which is quite good. But especially the inversion after the brake run which would be bad even if it wasn't rough.
AliceHL91
TS Member
Brace all the way after the outdoor drop till the brake run on saw. There is no hope on Colossus just try and keep your head pushed back the whole time, especially on the corkscrewsWhat part or saw do you have to brace for/how do you brace for it? Is it even possible to brace for colossus like you can for Rita?
Sku
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Haha agreed, once you've been on that, Colossus, Corkscrew, Baco, and anything else you can name seem tame. Can't believe after all these years it's even still operating. For the record, I also don't find Colossus to be particularly rough, just keep your head forwards and brace, like on plenty of other rides.Turbo on Palace Pier, not the most pleasant of rides.